Hot jobs in IT sector for Bengal engineering graduates

IT sector provides many many hot jobs in India and overseas. Large number of engineering colleges all over India bring out thousands of engineering graduates in IT sector. West Bengal is not an exception. However, there are lack of jobs in the state. Politics in West Bengal has ruined probabilities of investment. This stopped process of industrialization in Kolkata and banks of the river Hoogly. 

Bengali youths are deprived of employment and unable to earn their livelihood. Information technology has been providing millions of well paid jobs all over India. Bengal is an exception. No major IT Company is willing to move to Bengal. 

Jaipur, capital of Rajasthan is one of the fastest growing IT hub. Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad have already developed and manpower requirement is saturated. There are plenty of jobs in Jaipur because of growing IT Companies. 

Vardhaman Infotech, a leading IT company in Jaipur is growing at very fast pace. Moreover, the proprietor family is originated from Murshidabad and Kolkata, West Bengal. It will be a great opportunity from Bengali youth to get jobs in Vardhaman Infotech.

The IT Company in Jaipur have developed world's first KALQ keyboard app for Android smart phones. It has created international repute for the Company.  Vardhaman Infotech have bagged large numbers of orders from their multinational clients for developing iPhone and Android applications. The IT Company also develop websites in various languages using several platforms for Indian and overseas clients. All these require designers, developers and other IT workers. 

 Vardhaman Infotech need web designers, PHP, Android and iPhone developers in large numbers to keep pace with growing demands.

If you are an engineering graduate, skilled and experienced in above mentioned fields and not finding your dream job in Kolkata or elsewhere in West Bengal you can try your luck in Jaipur IT Company. 

Contact:
info@vardhamaninfotech.com
(0141) 4113569 

Resurgence - Murshidabad Heritage Festival 2011

Suraj Nowlakha posted this in facebook

7:01pm Jan 13

A report -- Murshidabad Heritage Festival 2011

The first heritage festival in Murshidabad, “Resurgence - Murshidabad Heritage Festival 2011” (MHF) was organized by the Tourism Department of Govt. of West Bengal in association with Murshidabad Heritage Development Society, and with the support of Crafts Council of West Bengal, West Bengal Kayaking & Canoeing Association, Union Ministry of Culture, Art of Living Foundation and others in Azimganj, Jiaganj and Lalbagh-Nashipur on 17 & 18 December, 2011. A gathering of 3000 invitees enjoyed the two-day festival. A detailed report follows.

Cuisine

The love of food, especially all things sweet and spicy, is an apt description of the Sheherwali (The Jains of Murshidabad are known as the Sheherwali community) cuisine. There was a wide spread of delicacies over the 2 days, right from Breakfast to Dinner. Each meal was clearly thought out to give people an experience of this refined vegetarian cuisine. The flavour and aroma of the food titillated the palate of all and has drawn a huge fan-following.

People showed a keen interest for the recipes of various dishes and were thrilled when the Sheherwali Cuisine Recipe book was released at the festival.

The lady members of the Sheherwali Community of Azimganj & Jiaganj took immense pride and initiative in setting up food stalls of popular dishes at the Katgola grounds. This first initiative, in a cooperative spirit was a lot of fun and the demand from the visitors has made them yearn for the next festival.

Boat Race on River Bhagirathi

The local boatmen decorated their boats colourfully and competed in an exciting race. The gusto for competing was provided by the rhythm of the dhakis in each boat. The improvised-kayak race added to the gaiety. The Marshalls were in Kayaks taken from Kolkata for the race. People took a break from their daily chores to cheer their favourite teams from the especially-decorated boats, the party boat from Kolkata, and from the river banks. The boatmen were delighted to receive prizes and certificates at the Prize Distribution Ceremony, This romance on the river has enthused people to aspire for a Boat Club and a training centre in Azimganj

Cultural Programme/Entertainment

The cultural programme on both days was set in the backdrop of the recently-restored magnificent Katgola Palace. On Day One, Priti Patel & troupe’s spectacular Manipuri dance performance with Vedic chants, called “Agni” left the gathering spell-bound. The show blended Vedic slokas, poise and grace with feisty martial arts.
On Day 2, the sufi quawali by Haidar Buksh and group of Lucknow was appreciated by all. The local folk dance on the second day was a delight. The fireworks display as the grand finale dazzled the large gathering.

Competition for the Youth

To make the youth conscious of heritage preservation, several competitions and activities were organized. Heritage-themed quiz, painting & photography competitions were conducted for students. This evoked a large participation from across the region.

Crafts Bazaar

Crafts Council of West Bengal organized a crafts bazaar comprising of Indian handicrafts. The bazaar offered a wide variety of products – right from Handloom Saris and Kashmiri shawls to woven mats and bangles.
The local folk performers entertained the large gathering with acrobatic stunts, dance, music and drama.

Puja and Jain Temple Visits

A key attraction of the 2 day festival was visits to the 12 old and beautiful Jain temples in the twin-town. The puja at Lord Adinath’s temple in Katgola was specially uplifting. A large number of visitors regaled in the energy created.

Travel Bengal: Jain Temples in historic Murshidabad

Endorsements

The restoration work of several old monuments and properties has drawn good appreciation. The arrangements made by the travel agents for the many outstation participants received good approval.

While visitors from California, New York, Tokyo, Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Gujarat, Kolkata and nearby districts enjoyed the festival, several local Unions and Bodies have still to catch the uplifting spirit. This spirit alone can lead to the socio-economic development of Bengal.

Many members took up strategic responsibilities. The entire Governing Body boldly faced the challenges of such a grand function, put up in association with so many Government departments and other bodies. Government machinery worked overtime for a smooth festival. The Convenor, Sanjay Doogar supported by the Committee, co-ordinated a spectacular program.

Indian Heritage – Jai Ho!

Sidharth Dudhoria
President
Murshidabad Heritage Development Society

With regards,
Jyoti Kothari (N.B. Jyoti Kothari is proprietor of Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur, representing Centuries Old Tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry. He is a Non-resident Azimganjite.)

Tour and Travel articles for Tourists visiting India

  Tourists traveling India want to know about the places he or she wishes to visit. I have written several articles about famous tourist places in Jaipur, Rajasthan, Gujrat, Kolkata, Murshidabad, West Bengal etc. I have also added few interesting photo galleries.


I have linked few of these articles about tourist places that may help travelers while planning their tours. Please visit these travel articles. You can feel free to comment and feedback on these articles.

Travel Gujrat: Shrimad Rajchandra Ashram Agas, A spiritual place

Travel Gujrat: Palitana Jain temples and pilgrimage center

Travel Kolkata: Parasnath Jain Temple (Glass temple)

Travel Kolkata: Parasnath Jain temple (glass temple) part 2

Travel Kolkata: Jain Dadabadi and Guru Charan

Travel Bengal: Jain Temples in historic Murshidabad

Photo gallery: Wild life in Jaipur

Photo Gallery: Uncommon Indian dresses (Male dress) in Jaipur

Photo Gallery: Love Birds in Jaipur

Photo gallery: Uncommon photographs (Pictures) of Jaipur

 Beautiful Place: Discover it

Travel Jaipur: Tourist place: Historic twin temples in Sanganer

Travel Jaipur: Historic Jain temple in Amber

Travel Rajasthan : Hawa mahal, The icon of Jaipur

Travel Rajasthan: Malpura Dadabadi, Dadaguru Jin Kushal Suri

Vardhaman Infotech 

A leading IT company Jaipur
Rajasthan, India
E-mail: info@vardhamaninfotech.com

Travel Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Kolkata is a tourist place and capital of West Bengal. It was capital of British India till the beginning of twentieth century.It is referred as "City of Joy" and "City of Palaces". The city was previously called Calcutta. Until recent past Kolkata was the biggest city in India.

There are several tourist spots and places in Kolkata. The most famous tourist places are Victoria memorial, Parasnath temple, Howrah bridge, Dakshineshwar, Kalighat, Belur Math, Indian museum, Birla technology museum, Birla planetarium etc.

There are several Railway stations in Kolkata. Main stations are Sealdah and Howrah. There are domestic and international airports in Dumdum.

Historic Murshidabad and hill station darjeeling are near by tourist places.

Vardhaman Infotech 
A leading IT company in Jaipur,
Rajasthan, India
E-mail: info@vardhamaninfotech.com

Navratri begins Shraddh Paksh (Pitri Paksh) ended

Navratri (Navaratri, Navratra) begins from tomorrow, Friday, October 8, 2010. Fortnight long  Shraddh Paksh (Pitri Paksh) has ended today. Ashwin Krishna Amavasya, the last day of he Pitri Paksh is known as Mahalaya. Bengali people observe Mahalaya with great enthusiasm.

Hindu community paid homage to their ancestors during these days. Normally they do not organize any auspicious event during these days.

Navratri begins with joy. Hindu community celebrates this festival by worshiping Nav Durga. Durga Puja is the biggest festival in West Bengal state in India.

I have written few articles about these festivals. Please click below to view those.

Festival of India: Navratri

Navratri Festival of India: Nav Durga

Festival of India: Shraddh Paksh: Pitri Paksh
Thanks,
Jyoti Kothari
Jyoti Kothari is an author and hubber who writes about Gems and Jewelry, India, Economy, Finance, Management, Skills, Job, Employment, Food, Environment, Jainism and on many other topics. He is proprietor, Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur, representing centuries old tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry.

Remembering Jyoti Basu

 While listening news of  Jyoti Basu , me and my wife remembered an incident. I would like to bring it to all of you. You may find it interesting.

My son Darshan was small enough at that time, mere six months old. We were traveling back from Kolkata to Jaipur. It was some day in July 1993, just after a massive and aggressive campaign by Mamata Banerjee in Kolkata that took couple of lives in police firing.

Darshan started crying while entering into the compartment. He did not stop crying for very long time. An elderly lady, sitting near by our berths, asked me and my wife what happened to my son. We failed to  understand why was he crying. Hence, we could not reply.

She told me to hand over Darshan to her and surprisingly he stopped crying in her lap. She had shown Grand motherly affection to him. I wanted to know who she was and two other ladies assisting her told us that she was Srimati Kanak Mukherjee, MP, Rajyasabha and wife of Prof. Saroj Mukherjee, Chairman. CPI(M). I knew prof. Saroj Mukherjee. Kanak Di was also accompanied by another Loksabha MP Badal Di from Nadia.

We had almost a full day with them until we got down. When Kanak di came to know my name she exclaimed, " Oh! so you are Jyoti babu !" I had come out with a quick reply, " Yes, and my wife is Mamta". I added that we are living peacefully together and not quarreling like Jyoti Basu and Mamata Banerjee in West Bengal. The conversation created lot of humor.

Thanks,
Jyoti Kothari

(Jyoti Kothari, Proprietor, Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur represents Centuries Old Tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry. He is also ISO 9000 professional)

Pratistha in Saithia

 Sadhwi Shree Shashiprabha Shree Ji has left Azimganj after completing her Chaturmas to Saithia, District Birbhum, West Bengal. Saithia is situated  near Azimganj.
There will be a Pratishtha of the rennovated Jain temple in Saithia on December 3, 2009. Pratishtha ceremoney will be performed in the auspicies of Sadhwi Shree Shashiprabha Shree Ji.
Jain,  Jainism,  Jain Temples Jain and Jainism

With regards,
Jyoti Kothari

(N.B. Jyoti Kothari is proprietor of Vardhaman Gems, Jaipur, representing Centuries Old Tradition of Excellence in Gems and Jewelry.
He is a Non-resident Azimganjite.)